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ENCulture Minister Opens International Rock Art Event
Algeria’s Minister of Culture inaugurated the first International Rock Art Festival in Djanet, emphasizing the importance of preserving national rock art heritage. The event aims to foster scientific research, knowledge exchange, and international cooperation in cultural preservation.
ENMinister Bendouda Opens Djanet International Rock Art Festival
Minister of Culture and Arts Malika Bendouda inaugurated several exhibitions on 20 October 2026, marking the beginning of the first Algeria International Rock Art Festival in Djanet. The initiatives underscore efforts to promote Algeria’s rich cultural heritage and its global presence.
ENSILA 2026: 1,565 Exhibitors, Saudi Arabia as Guest of Honor
The 29th International Book Fair (SILA 2026) in Algiers will feature 1,565 exhibitors from 51 countries, with Saudi Arabia as the guest of honor. New initiatives include a Palestine pavilion and a digital platform for visitors.
ENGrand Prix Assia Djebar Awards Three Authors in Algeria
Three authors were awarded the Grand Prix Assia Djebar for the Novel 2026 in Algeria, recognizing their works in Arabic, Amazigh, and French. This prestigious prize highlights national literary creation and supports Algerian novel production across its official languages.
ENInternational Book Fair Draws 1500 Publishers, Saudi Arabia Guest
The 29th International Book Fair of Algiers will host over 1,500 publishers from 50 countries, with Saudi Arabia as this year’s guest of honor. The event features nearly 1,000 cultural activities and a new tech-enhanced history space.
ENAlgiers International Book Fair Hosts 1,567 Exhibitors from 51 Countries
The 29th Algiers International Book Fair will feature 1,567 publishers from 51 countries, with a program emphasizing national memory and support for just causes. This edition, under presidential patronage, will also see the launch of new literary awards.
ENAssia Djebar Grand Prix Awards Three Novels in Algiers
Three novel works have been recognized at the eighth edition of the Grand Prix Assia Djebar for the Novel, with the award ceremony held in Algiers.
ENAlgiers Palace of Exhibitions Confirmed for 2026 Book Fair
The Algerian Ministry of Culture and Arts has officially confirmed the Palace of Exhibitions in Algiers as the host venue for the Algiers International Book Fair 2026, with plans for enhanced visitor logistics.
ENNovelists Maarish, Sahoui, Kitouni Win Grand Prix Assia Djebar
Algerian novelists Sara Mohamed Maarish, Farida Sahoui, and Hosni Kitouni have been honored with the 8th Grand Prix Assia Djebar. The prestigious award recognizes their literary contributions in Arabic, Amazigh, and French, celebrating national creative talent.
ENNational Observance Honors 1961 Paris Massacre Victims
Algeria and its diplomatic missions worldwide observed a minute of silence to commemorate the victims of the 1961 Paris massacre and mark National Emigration Day. This solemn occasion reinforces Algeria’s commitment to national memory and its people’s historical sacrifices.
ENInternational Theatre Event in Béjaïa Focuses on Anthropology
The International Theatre Festival of Béjaïa is hosting a scientific symposium that delves into the intersection of theatre and anthropology, examining the roles of the body and space in creating meaning.
ENEuropean University of Peace Presents Algerian War Film
The European University of Peace presented the documentary film “Crossed Glances on the Algerian War,” which encourages reflection on the conflict’s legacy and the possibility of reconciliation with the Algerian people.
ENAPN President, Minister Honor Diaspora’s National Role
Algerian officials, including the APN President and the Minister of Moudjahidine, highlighted the heroic struggle and pioneering role of the diaspora during commemorations of 17 October 1961. They emphasized the community’s importance in national renewal and comprehensive development.
ENNation Honors 1961 Massacre Martyrs with Nationwide Minute of Silence
Algeria today formally commemorates the 65th anniversary of the October 17, 1961 massacres with a nationwide minute of silence, following a presidential decree.
ENCall for Memorial to 1961 Algerian Massacre Victims in Paris
A demand has emerged for a memorial in the Parisian cemetery of Thiais to honor the more than 150 Algerian victims of the October 17, 1961 massacre, who were buried there anonymously.
ENOranaise Blouza Captivates Public at Chlef Cultural Event
A national exhibition of traditional attire in Chlef has drawn significant public interest, particularly for the “Blouza Oranaise” stand, which highlights the garment’s evolution and its importance to Algerian cultural heritage.
ENKhadija Telli, Sarah Sellenti Win Katara Arabic Novel Prize
Algerian writers Khadija Telli and Sarah Sellenti secured the Katara Prize for Arabic Novel in Doha, bringing significant recognition to Algerian culture.
ENTokyo Embassy Commemorates 65th Anniversary of October 1961 Demonstrations
The Algerian embassy in Tokyo marked the 65th anniversary of the October 17, 1961 demonstrations in Paris. This event is officially recognized as Algeria’s National Day of Immigration, symbolizing the diaspora’s deep connection to their homeland.
ENSarah Selti Wins Katara Prize for Arabic Novel
Algerian author Sarah Selti has been honored with the 12th Katara Prize for Arabic Novel, receiving the award for her unpublished work titled ‘Nous nous rencontrerons peut-être.’ The announcement was made during a ceremony in Doha.
EN15th International Theater Festival Launches in Béjaïa
The 15th International Theater Festival in Béjaïa has opened, featuring seven theater troupes from various countries. The event, held at the Abdelmalek-Bouguermouh Regional Theater, is scheduled to run from October 15 to 23.
